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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 100 mm, Outer Dia 210 mm, Width 85 mm, 51420

By KOYO

₹36,579   ₹62,216

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In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 200 mm, Outer Dia 250 mm, Width 37 mm, 51140

By KOYO

₹35,778  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 190 mm, Outer Dia 240 mm, Width 37 mm, 51138

By KOYO

₹28,654  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 90 mm, Outer Dia 190 mm, Width 77 mm, 51418

By KOYO

₹29,499   ₹48,513

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In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 150 mm, Outer Dia 250 mm, Width 80 mm, 51330

By KOYO

₹51,784  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 140 mm, Outer Dia 240 mm, Width 80 mm, 51328

By KOYO

₹43,310  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 130 mm, Outer Dia 225 mm, Width 75 mm, 51326

By KOYO

₹37,347  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 200 mm, Outer Dia 280 mm, Width 62 mm, 51240

By KOYO

₹52,725  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 190 mm, Outer Dia 270 mm, Width 62 mm, 51238

By KOYO

₹44,252  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 180 mm, Outer Dia 250 mm, Width 56 mm, 51236

By KOYO

₹35,464  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 170 mm, Outer Dia 240 mm, Width 55 mm, 51234

By KOYO

₹33,267  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 160 mm, Outer Dia 225 mm, Width 51 mm, 51232

By KOYO

₹27,869  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 150 mm, Outer Dia 300 mm, Width 120 mm, 51430

By KOYO

₹92,039   ₹1,55,911

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A KOYO by JTEKT 150 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51430 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 140 mm, Outer Dia 280 mm, Width 112 mm, 51428

By KOYO

₹73,159   ₹1,24,803

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A KOYO by JTEKT 140 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51428 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 120 mm, Outer Dia 250 mm, Width 102 mm, 51424

By KOYO

₹56,639   ₹96,287

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A KOYO by JTEKT 120 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51424 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 200 mm, Outer Dia 340 mm, Width 110 mm, 51422

By KOYO

₹53,099   ₹90,731

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A KOYO by JTEKT 200 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51422 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 200 mm, Outer Dia 340 mm, Width 110 mm, 51340

By KOYO

₹1,65,081  

A KOYO by JTEKT 200 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51340 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 190 mm, Outer Dia 320 mm, Width 105 mm, 51338

By KOYO

₹1,11,100  

A KOYO by JTEKT 190 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51338 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 180 mm, Outer Dia 300 mm, Width 95 mm, 51336

By KOYO

₹1,48,142  

A KOYO by JTEKT 180 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51336 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 170 mm, Outer Dia 280 mm, Width 87 mm, 51334

By KOYO

₹71,242  

A KOYO by JTEKT 170 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51334 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 160 mm, Outer Dia 270 mm, Width 87 mm, 51332

By KOYO

₹65,279  

A KOYO by JTEKT 160 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51332 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 110 mm, Outer Dia 190 mm, Width 63 mm, 51322

By KOYO

₹21,749  

A KOYO by JTEKT 110 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51322 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 280 mm, Outer Dia 380 mm, Width 80 mm, 51256

By KOYO

₹90,859   ₹1,53,688

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A KOYO by JTEKT 280 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51256 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 260 mm, Outer Dia 360 mm, Width 79 mm, 51252

By KOYO

₹74,339   ₹1,26,284

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A KOYO by JTEKT 260 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51252 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 240 mm, Outer Dia 340 mm, Width 78 mm, 51248

By KOYO

₹63,719   ₹1,07,397

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A KOYO by JTEKT 240 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51248 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 220 mm, Outer Dia 300 mm, Width 63 mm, 51244

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₹46,019   ₹77,770

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A KOYO by JTEKT 220 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51244 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 340 mm, Outer Dia 420 mm, Width 64 mm, 51168

By KOYO

₹1,41,599   ₹2,18,781

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A KOYO by JTEKT 340 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51168 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 300 mm, Outer Dia 380 mm, Width 62 mm, 51160

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₹1,23,899   ₹1,93,584

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A KOYO by JTEKT 300 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51160 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 280 mm, Outer Dia 350 mm, Width 53 mm, 51156

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₹55,459   ₹93,694

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A KOYO by JTEKT 280 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51156 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 260 mm, Outer Dia 320 mm, Width 45 mm, 51152

By KOYO

₹44,839   ₹76,659

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A KOYO by JTEKT 260 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51152 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 240 mm, Outer Dia 300 mm, Width 45 mm, 51148

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₹37,759   ₹62,957

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A KOYO by JTEKT 240 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51148 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 220 mm, Outer Dia 270 mm, Width 37 mm, 51144

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₹29,499   ₹50,366

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A KOYO by JTEKT 220 mm Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing 51144 is a type of rolling element bearing that can support axial loads in one direction only. It is designed to handle thrust forces generated along the axis of rotation. Here are the key features and functions of a single-direction thrust ball bearing: Axial Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to handle axial loads. They can support high thrust forces exerted in one direction while allowing free rotation in the opposite direction. Single Row of Balls: These bearings typically consist of a single row of balls, with the balls running in a groove on the raceway of the bearing's housing washer and shaft washer. This design allows for efficient load distribution and effective transfer of thrust forces. Flat Raceway Surfaces: The raceway surfaces of single-direction thrust ball bearings are flat, enabling the balls to move smoothly and evenly distribute the applied load. This design reduces friction and enhances the bearing's ability to handle axial loads. High Precision and Load Capacity: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are manufactured to high precision standards, ensuring accurate alignment and effective load carrying capacity. They can support both low and moderate axial loads, depending on their size and design. Minimal Radial Load Capacity: Unlike radial bearings, single-direction thrust ball bearings are primarily designed to handle axial loads and have limited capacity to support radial loads. They are not suitable for applications where significant radial loads are present. Cage Design: Single-direction thrust ball bearings may incorporate cages made of various materials, such as steel or brass, to separate and guide the balls. The cage design helps maintain proper ball spacing, improves bearing performance, and reduces friction. Applications: Single-direction thrust ball bearings are commonly used in applications that require the transmission of axial forces, such as automotive transmissions, machine tool spindles, pumps, and certain types of industrial machinery. They are suitable for applications with predominantly unidirectional thrust loads. It is important to note that single-direction thrust ball bearings should not be subjected to radial loads beyond their limited capacity, as this can cause premature wear or failure. Careful consideration should be given to the selection of the appropriate bearing size and configuration based on the specific axial load requirements of the application.

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KOYO by JTEKT Spherical Thrust Roller Bearing, Inner Dia 340 mm, Outer Dia 620 mm, Width 170 mm, 29468R

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₹6,83,369   ₹11,69,322

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A KOYO by JTEKT 340 mm Spherical Roller Thrust Bearing 29468R is a specialized type of bearing designed to accommodate axial loads in a particular direction. It consists of a spherical roller assembly that is held together by a cage and positioned between two raceways: one on a shaft and the other in a housing. What sets spherical roller thrust bearings apart from other types of thrust bearings is their ability to handle high axial loads while also allowing for misalignment and shaft deflection. The spherical shape of the rollers enables them to self-align within the bearing, compensating for any angular misalignment between the shaft and the housing. This feature is particularly advantageous in applications where there may be slight misalignments or shaft deflections due to thermal expansion or other factors. Spherical roller thrust bearings are commonly used in heavy-duty applications where large axial loads are present. Industries such as mining, construction, steel, and power generation rely on these bearings to support heavy equipment and machinery. They are often found in gearboxes, crane hooks, rolling mills, and other types of industrial machinery that experience significant axial forces. These bearings are designed to provide long service life and reliable performance under demanding conditions. They are typically made of high-quality steel and undergo rigorous testing to ensure their durability and load-carrying capacity. Various designs and sizes are available to suit different application requirements. Proper lubrication and maintenance are essential for optimal performance and extended bearing life.

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KOYO by JTEKT Spherical Thrust Roller Bearing, Inner Dia 320 mm, Outer Dia 580 mm, Width 155 mm, 29464R

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₹6,23,072   ₹10,66,147

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A KOYO by JTEKT 320 mm Spherical Roller Thrust Bearing 29464R is a specialized type of bearing designed to accommodate axial loads in a particular direction. It consists of a spherical roller assembly that is held together by a cage and positioned between two raceways: one on a shaft and the other in a housing. What sets spherical roller thrust bearings apart from other types of thrust bearings is their ability to handle high axial loads while also allowing for misalignment and shaft deflection. The spherical shape of the rollers enables them to self-align within the bearing, compensating for any angular misalignment between the shaft and the housing. This feature is particularly advantageous in applications where there may be slight misalignments or shaft deflections due to thermal expansion or other factors. Spherical roller thrust bearings are commonly used in heavy-duty applications where large axial loads are present. Industries such as mining, construction, steel, and power generation rely on these bearings to support heavy equipment and machinery. They are often found in gearboxes, crane hooks, rolling mills, and other types of industrial machinery that experience significant axial forces. These bearings are designed to provide long service life and reliable performance under demanding conditions. They are typically made of high-quality steel and undergo rigorous testing to ensure their durability and load-carrying capacity. Various designs and sizes are available to suit different application requirements. Proper lubrication and maintenance are essential for optimal performance and extended bearing life.

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KOYO by JTEKT Spherical Thrust Roller Bearing, Inner Dia 260 mm, Outer Dia 480 mm, Width 132 mm, 29452R

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₹5,68,340  

A KOYO by JTEKT 260 mm Spherical Roller Thrust Bearing 29452R is a specialized type of bearing designed to accommodate axial loads in a particular direction. It consists of a spherical roller assembly that is held together by a cage and positioned between two raceways: one on a shaft and the other in a housing. What sets spherical roller thrust bearings apart from other types of thrust bearings is their ability to handle high axial loads while also allowing for misalignment and shaft deflection. The spherical shape of the rollers enables them to self-align within the bearing, compensating for any angular misalignment between the shaft and the housing. This feature is particularly advantageous in applications where there may be slight misalignments or shaft deflections due to thermal expansion or other factors. Spherical roller thrust bearings are commonly used in heavy-duty applications where large axial loads are present. Industries such as mining, construction, steel, and power generation rely on these bearings to support heavy equipment and machinery. They are often found in gearboxes, crane hooks, rolling mills, and other types of industrial machinery that experience significant axial forces. These bearings are designed to provide long service life and reliable performance under demanding conditions. They are typically made of high-quality steel and undergo rigorous testing to ensure their durability and load-carrying capacity. Various designs and sizes are available to suit different application requirements. Proper lubrication and maintenance are essential for optimal performance and extended bearing life.

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KOYO by JTEKT Spherical Thrust Roller Bearing, Inner Dia 460 mm, Outer Dia 620 mm, Width 95 mm, 29292

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₹4,94,940   ₹8,46,899

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A KOYO by JTEKT 460 mm Spherical Roller Thrust Bearing 29292 is a specialized type of bearing designed to accommodate axial loads in a particular direction. It consists of a spherical roller assembly that is held together by a cage and positioned between two raceways: one on a shaft and the other in a housing. What sets spherical roller thrust bearings apart from other types of thrust bearings is their ability to handle high axial loads while also allowing for misalignment and shaft deflection. The spherical shape of the rollers enables them to self-align within the bearing, compensating for any angular misalignment between the shaft and the housing. This feature is particularly advantageous in applications where there may be slight misalignments or shaft deflections due to thermal expansion or other factors. Spherical roller thrust bearings are commonly used in heavy-duty applications where large axial loads are present. Industries such as mining, construction, steel, and power generation rely on these bearings to support heavy equipment and machinery. They are often found in gearboxes, crane hooks, rolling mills, and other types of industrial machinery that experience significant axial forces. These bearings are designed to provide long service life and reliable performance under demanding conditions. They are typically made of high-quality steel and undergo rigorous testing to ensure their durability and load-carrying capacity. Various designs and sizes are available to suit different application requirements. Proper lubrication and maintenance are essential for optimal performance and extended bearing life.

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KOYO by JTEKT Spherical Thrust Roller Bearing, Inner Dia 440 mm, Outer Dia 600 mm, Width 95 mm, 29288

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₹4,42,180   ₹7,56,621

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A KOYO by JTEKT 440 mm Spherical Roller Thrust Bearing 29288 is a specialized type of bearing designed to accommodate axial loads in a particular direction. It consists of a spherical roller assembly that is held together by a cage and positioned between two raceways: one on a shaft and the other in a housing. What sets spherical roller thrust bearings apart from other types of thrust bearings is their ability to handle high axial loads while also allowing for misalignment and shaft deflection. The spherical shape of the rollers enables them to self-align within the bearing, compensating for any angular misalignment between the shaft and the housing. This feature is particularly advantageous in applications where there may be slight misalignments or shaft deflections due to thermal expansion or other factors. Spherical roller thrust bearings are commonly used in heavy-duty applications where large axial loads are present. Industries such as mining, construction, steel, and power generation rely on these bearings to support heavy equipment and machinery. They are often found in gearboxes, crane hooks, rolling mills, and other types of industrial machinery that experience significant axial forces. These bearings are designed to provide long service life and reliable performance under demanding conditions. They are typically made of high-quality steel and undergo rigorous testing to ensure their durability and load-carrying capacity. Various designs and sizes are available to suit different application requirements. Proper lubrication and maintenance are essential for optimal performance and extended bearing life.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 65 mm, Outer Dia 140 mm, Width 56 mm, 51413

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₹12,868  

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 130 mm, Outer Dia 170 mm, Width 30 mm, 51126

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₹16,351  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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KOYO by JTEKT Thrust Ball Bearing, Inner Dia 120 mm, Outer Dia 170 mm, Width 39 mm, 51224

By KOYO

₹10,639  

In rolling stands where high thrust loads have to be accommodated in addition to radial loads, double-row tapered roller bearings or spherical roller thrust bearing pairs are additionally installed. Screw-down mechanisms for adjusting the rolling gap are fitted with tapered roller thrust bearings.

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